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Cythereal posted:NO KILL I drat!! I get that reference.
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:i'm confused. is my mom loving you in the rear end? No kinkshaming in the OSHA thread
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Cthulu Carl posted:No kinkshaming in the OSHA thread Even if proper protection isn't taken?
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Sagebrush posted:This chart is for steel, but it should be about the same for anything that radiates more or less as a blackbody, like carbon. Whoa Thanks bud
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Platystemon posted:This may be the worst looking thing I have seen that did not result in serious injury. when i was in my young teens me and a few friends tried to make a giant fun snap, it exploded in my open palm because someone looked at it.
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Load bearing nuts. https://twitter.com/BenjiSJones/status/1621512864732434432?s=20&t=7UElM2O9QJkLUOT7yd9_gQ
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Dick Trauma posted:https://twitter.com/BenjiSJones/status/1621512864732434432?s=20&t=7UElM2O9QJkLUOT7yd9_gQ That's a lotta nuts!
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Kinda neat to see the sudden return of traction as the bridge is connected to earth again. Almost fun if you can keep it off the walls and other cars
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Dick Trauma posted:Load bearing nuts. Usually the other way round, isn't it?
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LawfulWaffle posted:Kinda neat to see the sudden return of traction as the bridge is connected to earth again. Almost fun if you can keep it off the walls and other cars It seemed that the sudden return of traction caused the situation to get worse for at least a few of those folks.
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LanceHunter posted:It seemed that the sudden return of traction caused the situation to get worse for at least a few of those folks. It usually does. When you're sliding, your wheels are not necessarily pointing in the same direction that your car is moving. When you get on dry ground and the wheels hook up again, they yank the car around hard. This is part of why you are told to steer into a slide -- if you do regain traction, the wheels are pointing more or less in the right direction, and the forces are much less violent. A motorcycle high-side crash is a great visual demonstration of the physics: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PH4eXW9_-wQ 1. Bike enters the corner, leaned hard to the right, under throttle. 2. Combination of engine power and cornering force causes the rear wheel to slip. 3. The bike continues forwards following the front wheel, while the rear wheel slides out towards the left. 4. Rider feels this and panics, chopping the throttle. 5. The sudden reduction in power lets the rear wheel regain traction. 6. The wheel bites in, but swung out to the left like that, it gives the bike a powerful shove to the right. 7. This destabilizes the whole vehicle and catapults the rider off the top. It only takes a fraction of a second but you can see every stage in that video 
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Sagebrush posted:
This can be easily avoided by not riding a motorbike.
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Dick Trauma posted:Load bearing nuts. The culprit is aptly named.
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The Lone Badger posted:This can be easily avoided by not riding a motorbike. don't forget you've got to handle dinner yourself tonight cause i'm taking your mom on a date. *flicks cigarette, puts on shades, revs motor*
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The really cool thing is that every one of those acorns could have an acorn weevil larva in them so their walls are full of both nuts and thousands of undulating larva.
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Dick Trauma posted:Load bearing nuts. Wasn't that some Looney tunes cartoon but squirrels instead of wood peckers
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wesleywillis posted:Wasn't that some Looney tunes cartoon but squirrels instead of wood peckers chip and dale, chipmunks
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wesleywillis posted:Wasn't that some Looney tunes cartoon but squirrels instead of wood peckers Magic Mike, chippendales
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StoryTime posted:But... the future refused to change. lol
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Uthor posted:Even if proper protection isn't taken? hardhat on, shoes on, we good
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Platystemon posted:I would hate to have a misfire. I mean there's a reason grenadiers who remained alive were considered a relatively elite force
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Cartoon Man posted:
That part of the road is going to be the last reminder of our civilisation.
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Fumble posted:That part of the road is going to be the last reminder of our civilisation. yeah, should be good for 5 years
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Why put a deadman on a tiller? https://i.imgur.com/P6c7us4.mp4
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Harry_Potato posted:Why put a deadman on a tiller? What were they even trying to do there? Like why turn it on.
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Harry_Potato posted:Why put a deadman on a tiller? Oof, looks like they took them tines right in the legs at the end. 
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LawfulWaffle posted:Kinda neat to see the sudden return of traction as the bridge is connected to earth again. Almost fun if you can keep it off the walls and other cars I was about to say the return to traction is the worst part, especially if you’re sideways. It hits you pretty hard as you go from smooth sailing to instant full lock deceleration skid.
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Harry_Potato posted:Why put a deadman on a tiller? They definitely appear to have angered the machine
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Unperson_47 posted:Oof, looks like they took them tines right in the legs at the end. Left foot split, so what?
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Harry_Potato posted:Why put a deadman on a tiller? MIKE! YOU loving PIECE OF poo poo!
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Shifty Nipples posted:chip and dale, chipmunks You ever wonder why the Germans call it "Deutschland" and everbody else says "Germany? It's because they're wrong. Plan R fucked around with this message at 08:11 on Feb 4, 2023 |
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Blue Moonlight posted:MIKE! YOU loving PIECE OF poo poo! I was gonna go with "HEY BIKE! MIKE SENT ME! HE SAYS gently caress YOU!"
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Hollismason posted:What were they even trying to do there? Like why turn it on. Coffee break is over, time to go back to the fields. (Since they are wearing a helmet they must have come on a scooter or motorbike. There's a few similar looking machines parked there along with boxes of parts or tools so I'm guessing it's the front of a repair shop or something? So. The helmet person comes by, is bored, decides to try if the tiller starts by flicking a switch... and finds out.) Nenonen fucked around with this message at 09:44 on Feb 4, 2023 |
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